Mobile Operators Cut Carbon Emissions 13% Since 2019 as 81 Telecom Companies Adopt Science-Based Climate Targets
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GSMA: Mobile operators cut emissions 13% in 5 years despite data traffic surge
Global mobile network operators cut their operational carbon emissions by 13% between 2019 and 2024 despite mobile data traffic more than quadrupling over the same period, according to the GSMA's Mobile Net Zero 2026 report. The post GSMA: Mobile operators cut emissions 13% in 5 years despite data traffic surge appeared first on Nairametrics.
While the demand for connectivity in Latin America continues to accelerate with the deployment of 5G, the growth of data traffic and the digitization of companies and governments, mobile operators in the region have managed to significantly reduce their carbon footprint. Between 2019 and 2023, Latin American telecommunications companies decreased 36% of their operational greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, according to the Mobile Net Zero 2025: Stat…
Mobile Operators Cut Carbon Emissions 13% Since 2019 as 81 Telecom Companies Adopt Science-Based Climate Targets
The global mobile telecom industry is strengthening its leadership in climate action, with mobile operators accelerating carbon reduction initiatives, renewable energy adoption, and science-based emissions targets. Mobile operator net zero achievements 2026 GSMA report According to the latest GSMA analysis, operators have reduced operational carbon emissions while expanding mobile connectivity and handling rapidly growing data traffic, although …
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